The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-07-01
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
The County Commissioners will meet again
July 18th.
DIR. e. A. Rutedge will open his ice cream
saloon at the Rocks of Deer Creek on the Fourth
of July.
The Maryland Central railroad authorities
are about to build station house and waiting
room at Loeb Raven.
"A correspondent says that Mr.. w. II. Smith,
who lives near Darlington, has the finest field
of corn in the county.
MIR. John b. Price, of the First District, is
announced as candidate for Commissioners at
the Democratic primaries
Work has commenced on new iron bridge
where the Maryland Central Railroad cross cs
the York turnpike, at Towsontown.
The Democratic primary meetings will be
held in Baltimore county on the ODD and Esd of
July, and the county convention July 25th.
MIR. A. E. Cullum, near Perlymans, has 60
acres in tomatoes for canning. Fifteen acres Of
these are said to be unsurpassed by any field in
the county.
Application has been made to the Postofiice
Department for the establishment of post
office at Franklnvillc, Baltimore county, with
John Rdgely as postmaster.
The ladies of Mt. Vernon NJ. Z. Church will
hold festival, at the church, July 18th and
10th. rock fish sapper will be served each
evening. Good things will no doubt be fur
nished in abundance.
Annie E. Wallis, daughter of Mr.. VIM. r.
Wallis, of Centre NJ. E. Sunday School, collect
ed sl6.05 for the Childrcn's day offerings, be
ing more than double the amount collected by
any other Sunday School scholar in West Har-
ford Circuit.
Mr.. Adam Simnacher, horse trainer a 1.-THE
Bel Air Fair Grounds, expects to start to.mor-
row with his fast horse, Allen H., for East on,
Nd, having entered the horse in race for the
$50 class, which is to take place there on the
Fourth of July
--Phlladelphians who visit Hartford pss. Como.
vings baVe iulsccd tho P. r. "a. Go. TO pus on
q new train, leaving Philadelphia OF 2.I0P. H.,
making through connections at Perryv,le for
Conowngo and points on the Port Deposit and
Columbia Railroad.
-Children's Day was observed last Sunday,
June Goth, at the Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen The pulpit was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and eyergreens An inter-
esting programme was rendered. A large con-
gregation was present.
Mr. David Carman has purchased from Mr..
Walter Harvard 2h acres Of land, near Monks,
Store, and intends to erect Dpon 1t blacksmith
shop and dwelling house. MIR. Carman is q
good workman and will no doubt succeed In
building up good business.
Mr.. VIM. II. Wallis, near Forest Hill, has
probably the best field of Futz wheat In Mar
shall's district. His oats, also, is UNSURPASSED
by any in the county. Mr.. Wallis expected to
begin cutting his wheat Monday. He used on
his wheat and oats 200 lbs. of McAfec's dissoly-
cd bone to the acre.
Mrs. |. E. Hopes, formerly of Hartford
county, has opened Oriole Cottage, a first.cIass
boarding house, at Atlantic City, N. j. The
house is delightfully."- situated, within full view
of the ocean and Mrs. Hopes has had much ex.
periencc in catering for guests. Hartford coun-
ty visitors TO Atlantic City may be sure of
warm welcome and every comfort at Oriole Cot
tage Gee advertisement.
Rev. q. i. Damaron, pastor of the Aber
deem Southern Methodist Church, will preach
next Sunday evening, July 80, at 45 O'clock,
to the young people. Subject, Sowing and
Reaping." The Sunday School of the above
church contemplates holding Missionary An
niversary at an early date. The school is in o
aourishing condition. Number on roll 1lS;
number present last Sunday, %.
MIR. IL. Faust has opened splendid new
cafe, at No. II Baltimore street, between
Charles and Light streets, Baltimore The CEN
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appointments, polite service and unsurpassed
cuisine must make 1t popular resort for ladies
and others who visit the city for a day. Faust's
Model Cafe will compare favorGbly with any
other restaurant In the United States.